Ahsoka
NZ release: 23 August 2023
Violence Rated on: 23 August 2023
Season 1, Episodes 1-8
What’s it about?
Following the Galactic Empire's collapse, Ahsoka Tano, a former Jedi Knight, uncovers a new danger in the fragile galaxy.
The facts
- Created by Dave Filoni (The Mandalorian, Star Wars: The Clone Wars)
- English language
- 8 episodes, ~50 minutes
- Ahsoka is part of the Star Wars universe
- Episodes release weekly, every Wednesday
Why did it get this rating?
This series was self-rated by Disney+. You can find out more about self-rating by streaming providers here.
Violence
The episodes include fantasy violence that is like other Star Wars films and series.
Characters are sliced and stabbed by lightsabers. Some characters are choked with the “force”. Characters shoot each other with blasters that shoot lasers.
There is one scene where two characters are in a lightsaber fight and one of them is suddenly stabbed through their stomach. It is brief and no wound detail is shown. Although it is low level, it may shock some viewers.
There are fast-paced scenes of spaceships chasing and shooting each other. These scenes include explosions.
During fights, sometimes characters punch and kick each other.
Content that may disturb
Some troopers are brought back to life and turn into zombies. They groan, move and attack characters in a zombie like manner.
In one scene, while a character is being strangled by a zombie trooper, the bottom half of their broken mask reveals their mouth. We see their rotting flesh and deteriorating teeth. Although this is brief, it may be disturbing for some viewers.
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